2000 Silverado 1500
Start with a visual inspection of the wiring.
Is it just the ABS light that’s coming on, or are you also seeing the red BRAKE warning light?
Check for codes in the ABS system. If you don’t have a code reader, Any national parts store that reads codes should be able to do it.
FYI, a code for a particular sensor does not necessarily mean the sensor is bad. On front wheel speed sensors in particular, it’s more frequently a loose wheel bearing that’s causing an erratic signal; but it could also be damaged wiring.
Check for codes in the ABS system. If you don’t have a code reader, Any national parts store that reads codes should be able to do it.
FYI, a code for a particular sensor does not necessarily mean the sensor is bad. On front wheel speed sensors in particular, it’s more frequently a loose wheel bearing that’s causing an erratic signal; but it could also be damaged wiring.
Is it just the ABS light that’s coming on, or are you also seeing the red BRAKE warning light?
Check for codes in the ABS system. If you don’t have a code reader, Any national parts store that reads codes should be able to do it.
FYI, a code for a particular sensor does not necessarily mean the sensor is bad. On front wheel speed sensors in particular, it’s more frequently a loose wheel bearing that’s causing an erratic signal; but it could also be damaged wiring.
Check for codes in the ABS system. If you don’t have a code reader, Any national parts store that reads codes should be able to do it.
FYI, a code for a particular sensor does not necessarily mean the sensor is bad. On front wheel speed sensors in particular, it’s more frequently a loose wheel bearing that’s causing an erratic signal; but it could also be damaged wiring.
If that’s good, get the codes read.
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